Elliot Page is touching upon the topic of 'gender dysphoria.'
Umbrella Academy"My body started to change and clothes sat on me differently, and all of that just was, really was the beginning of really sort of disconnecting from myself and feeling a degree of discomfort that was very erosive and damaging," Page shares in a sneak peek clip of the sit-down that was shared by Page says that as a child, he was not aware of the term transgender, saying that if it did come up, it was often a topic mocked by his peers in health class.
"The experiences I had in regards to bullying only encourages the shame that literally makes you sick," Page explains."The hiding, the self-disgust, the 'I'm wrong, there's something wrong with me,' that narrative."as"the feeling of discomfort or distress that might occur in people whose gender identity differs from their sex assigned at birth or sex-related physical characteristics.
This feeling only led him to further"incongruence and disconnect" growing up, which Page says was exacerbated by his role as an actor. "It especially became complicated as an actor because people would just go, 'You're an actor, just put on the f**king clothes,'" he says."But needless to say, it was so much more than that."
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